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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27
Mr.. Blaine HiII Travel.

y has been Oug impression liza, these
Uultrd : atrs " America aff1Idrd the
wid-s. field tor ths employ mvui o. pOlit.
zeal activities. The grduIrst goal foI
political ambition. the most sup-Tt
mAus llrum Tor p '.It:cal hopes w are
not aware that any American has eve:
found Il necessary To elec;iOuseT abroad
fer political prvteTmeu- al home. Il re-
mains FOR the bold. The trri-ss. the far.
seeing, the inscriptions but splend d
y .mes c. Blaine 10 stump Europe :OI
the Presidency Of the United Safes.
william II. Seward made the tour OF
The globe as a private gentleman in search
OF health aud information. Grant re-
ceiyed the homage of the world in bis
dual character of soldier and TX Presi-
dent. Chauncey NJ. Dgpew has been a
popular feature a. European courts, and
Buffalo Bill is the lion of the hour in
London, but none of these Am arlcans,
so far as We know, had political aspiIa-
tions which he hop d to benefit by for
eign travel. Mr.. Blaine has.
II Is dong the PINNED Knights in
telligence no Injustice TO say that he'd
give his golden spurs and his faireSt
plume for the Irish vote. He has ira
veled far for Il, has spoken much 10 it,,
and promised il everything. There is
no Irish leader Of Importance in this
country who has not at some time been
the object of Bla.ne's most tender re
gard and the subject of Blaine's most
hatterlng attentions.
But this magnetic, peripathetic
Lover, he lived TO learn
By no endeavor could magnet ever
Attract silver churn."
The silver churu-the honest sterling
Irish vote remains pledged by tTadi-
tiOn and instinct TO the party OF Rum,
RJmauism and Rebellion" TO the De-
mOcracy of the new world.
But there are t-oublOus times IN Ire
land. Her enemies press heI sore and
close IN upon her. Oh .Or some fear
less tongue TO speak her woes, some gal
laDt knight TO charge her oppressors
Does any one suppose that Mr..
Mulligan b aine does not see the oppor-
tunIly of his life He cares about as
much for suffering Ireland as the fisher
boy does for the worm, but his is the
quick eye, the ready hand, the fertile
brain 10 Tempt the gudgeon with the
bait. The bes: known, the most brilliant
American of his time, his approach 20
the most liberal man in Eu-
rope, will be natural and easy. Parnell
u hls next stepping stone, and then
come the dinners, meetings. speeches
and addresses, which nobody can turn to
his purpose SO well IS Blaine.
We are convinced hat this traveller is
going abroad 10 harangue Eugland and
Ireland for political effect in the United
; ates, The Longest way round is in,
tended 20 be the Shortest way hOme-to
the White House. We warn all true
friends o home :uIe 10 advance 10 cIe-
teuce 10 this political adyrDlurer. He
;.rT!es honey III his speech, hived by
-he presidential bee IL his bOnnet.-N.
y. star.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

OK Thursday Of last week two large
ocean steamers, the Britannia which left
New York the day before, and the Gel
tic bound 20 New York from Liverpool,
both djJed with passengers while steam
ing through dense fog, cullidsd.
Twelve PERSONS were killed and about
tNeury were injured BG,h vessels
wrrr usd'y iaui gsd buJ were able 20
rsac. New York where the passengers
w'r. .ard,a. The steamship companies
claim Jay the collision Was unavoidable
AID haf The crews OF both ships were
eNy,..sI0g avery precautton. Ia tseir
efHJ 20 make time In these days. ship,
run with prrcauiion at the rate OF four
teen Nuuts an hour when they should
not run no AZ an when a collision
occurs here is Of course nobody 20
blame
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27
Decoration Day

meeting was held at the Engine House
IN this place, on Wednesday evening, for the
purpose of making arrangements for the
observance of Decoration Day.
Il. A Shoemaker, Esq, was elected Mar
shall, and the following route was adopted
Fire Company to meet IT Engine House al
O'Clock. Sharp. To proceed from Engine
House down TO Centre street, along Centre
street to High street, up Hign street to
" Blair House." then procession to proceed
up Julian street to Catholic cemetery, thence
down Homer street to Centre street thence
out Centre street 10 Sample street, thence
down Sample street to Congregational Gem
etery, then TO High street thence out to
Lloyd's cemetery, thence back 10 Engine
House.
The following young ladies were appoint
ed a Committee 10 collect flowers Julia
COnnell, Grace Fenlon, Flora Mills, Lizzie
NILS, Maud Zahm, Edith Myers, Minnie
Sec l-r, Saddle Chute, Saddle Bgl-fnssI.
Ger'i- LaJimsT Cora Davis. jennie Boser.
Nadge Dick. Alice Davis Mary Evans,
Beckle Ciemeut. Katie Evans, Katie Lutriu-
ger, Aunia Davidson, Nay Davis, Alma
Eo~eustael, Nellie Lucwi-s A-ale J0ue>
Aggie Owens ana Minnie LeieHty
Flowers TO be gathered on Monday morn
log early. and taken 10 The engine hJuss,
not later than nine O'Clock. a. m
The following persons were appointed
Committee 20 decorate the graves. j. ".
L'ecb, a W Buck. Il. Il. Myers, SheTwan
Clement. Z b CreaEell, 5 :. Humphreys
Invitations are extended 10 all Sunday
School, or otter Organizations. that see pro
per 90 attend
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

OK Monday President Cleveland, ap-
pointed Andrew II. Dill, of Lswisburg.
Union county, 20 be United States
Msrahall for The Eastern District of
Pennsylvania, NJ. Dill entered public
life in 1870 as a Democratic member Of
the legislature, aud the next year he
was elected To the State Senate, where
he remained until 1878, when he was
nominated to the Governorship by the
ID mOcratic convention which sat IL
Pittsourg, but defeated by Henry NJ
Huyt. SIAce that time he has been in
private life, though last fall he was a
candidate fOr the nomination to Con-
gress from the Twentieth district.
sam JOsephs Of Philadelphia, was an
app icont fOr the position anG his appoint
ment was urged by Congressman Ran
dali, but his name Was no; viewed With
favor by the President. The appoint.
ment Of Dill, is one it to be made and
will give general satisfaction to the
Democracy Of Pruusy lvlnia.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

EDITOR O'BRrEN is still in Canada.
He Is enthusiastically Received Al every
town he visits 5y his ad miIers. while the
friends Of Lord Landsdown strive 10
make il lively for him, and to add varle-
ty, occasionally pelt him with eggs, cob
blestones and brickbats. On Monday
at Hamilton, Ontario, he was given
reception the like of which had never
been seen in that city. He delivered an
address in the evening at the Palace
Rink, capable OF holding 1000 people,
and The building was packed until it
would hold no more. On his leaving
the Rink and returning to the hotel q
number Of shots were fired at his car
riage. the driver John Nelson was shot
and Mr.. O'Brien made a narrow escape,
a bullet passing through the window
close by him, On the whole editor o.
Brlen's visit seems 20 have been succt IS.
ful in eulightening the people OF Canad,
as TO the character of their Governor
General as - landlord in Ireland
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

DISINTEGRATIOS goes on in the Re
publican party. One II The best known
Republicans OF New York State, Gene.
rs! Isaac :. Catiin, Of Brooklyn, who
has quit the party. hiugs back At them
his Parthian compliments, thus:
cannot continue 10 adhere 70 a
party IL city where its boilers and dis
organizers have suCcessively lost il a
President, a Governor, and Mayor. and
where huaIy, 10y the indoIeuce. iudiff-r.
ence and tIeachsTy OF large number CT
alleged Republicans and the incompe.
tency OF It's leaders, the party has been
recently completely swamped. That
there IS deep seated and far reaching
detection in the Republican party is up.
qsestionabiy true, and thousands upon
thousands OF Republicans feel utterly
discouraged and disheartered.
Come on erring bur pen.tent brethren.
The Democratic fold is spacious and All
such recruits as General Catlin ara vel
come.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

The following persons can each receive
a letter by calling at the Eoensburg Post
Office, NJ. ROOert T. BoDerts, William Wr.-
mer, II. G Marchand
The residence of Mrs. Reddinger Zane,
in East COnemaugh. is situst ted On a bank
overlooking the Conemaugh river. On Tues
day, while washing, she fell headforemoSt
down the bank into the river, and would
have been drowned had not her daughter
rescued her. She was very seriously hurt
about the head and shoulders but the physi-
cians think she will recover
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

n COMMERCIAL traveller was, a short
time ago, convicted In New York
court OF abduction. There was no de-
mia! Of the keeping OF the company with
the girl, Spt his defence was that she
had reached the age OF legal discretion.
AT The trial, the girl appeared in a
Mother Hubbard that reached only TO
her knees, her hair brai led down her
back, n chili's hat on her head, and In
the eyes of the jury was the picture Of
youthful innocence. lie was, as we have
said promptly convicted. hut he was not
satisfied With the result. lie had been
taken unawares and appealed 10 the
general sessions for new trial. In the
hearing ror a new trial u was shown
that during his acquaintance and before
the uias, the girl wore long skirts, a
regulation hustle, aud al the pads and
improvers that art and science has
invented 10 adoru and make up the wn-
man Of today. After heariuy The
court decided thai the iury erred On ac-
cepting the outward visible signs az in
nocent ch i'dhood n The trial, awarded
the defendant a new trial and suggested
that the prosecutriN should appear in
court In the same get up in which she
bed crPtivn'ed 'he drummer and dressed
in accordance with her age. With all
the modern improvements in womep,
pats. plumpers, powders ard paints, 70
will soon De Impossible even f0r me God.
dsss ot Justice, IN a case where their
age il involved 70 render a correct de-
risiOn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

n DISPATCH from Odessa, ia Russia.
TO London, says that another attempt
was made on wednesday, Of last week.
to assassinate the Gar. While the Gar
and Czarina were driving in an open
carriage from ball given by members
OF the nobility, shot was fired at them
from the crowd a great uproar follow
ed and the man who fired the shot Was
- maltreated by the ba5pie that he was
lusensible when arrested. He was not
known and refused to answer any ques-
tions.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

IN the Dauphin county Court on Tues
day, Judge SimOnton handed down an
opinion refusing the applir alton of At
torney General Cassidy for preliminary
injunction in the Anthracite Pool Case.
The opinion does not state whether The
combination is Illegal or not, and leaves
the question open for final hearing, but
thinks that TIE Commonwealth has fail
ed to show the necessity for q prelimi-
nary inl-Hcrion the granting OF which
would only be warranted TO prevent a
failure Of justice.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27
The Verdict Unanimous

W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippu-, Ind.
testiLrs Il can recommend Electric Bit5ers
ss The very best remedy. Every bottle sold
hiss given relief in every case. One man
took six bottles and was cured of Rhruma-
tism Of 10 years standing" abraham
Hare, druggist, Bellvnle. Ohio, afiirms
THE best selling medicine l ever handled
IN my 20 years experience. is Electric Bit
teTs." Thousands of others have added
their testimony, so that the verdict is unau-
mOus that Electric Bitters do cure all dis
eases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Onlv
bali dollar bottle at the drug stores of
+. James, of Ebensburg and w. w Me
Ateer, OF Loretto.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

the own ct Lake Linden, Uougb-
ton county, Michigan was on Friday
las .itCu'ly wiped out ot existence by
ar Nothing but crowd OF homeless
p, pie smoul0eriug ruins, one saloon and
oug meut market were left at night, 20
marS the spot, where in The morning.
Was a thriving town and about three
hundredlfami les had happy homes. Two
hundred and seventy buildings were des
troyCd entirely, loss Of abou. So OOO,-
600, on which there was an Insurance. Of
$500 GOO 70 $780, 900. The buildings
we've nearly all of wood and there we're
No adequate facilities for extiuguishin 2
a ire.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

LAST week DR.. Hos,etter and Mr..
Il lph Bagaley, OF Pittsburgh. sold a
large body Of eokiug coal lands in the
western part OF this State, along the line
OF ,he South Penn railroad. The names
Of the purchasers are withheld, but the
price is said TO be abou. 81 ,OOO, 900. The
transaction is said TO mean the abandon
mcnt of the building OF the South Penn,
as lie lands were originally purchased
Tor the purpose of securing lhat road
share OF the coke tradc.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

JouN Preston, Of Browntown, New
Jersey, died at his home in that place,
on Sunday, at the age Of lO5 years and
> months. II was his custom every
nigh before going u bed 20 take horn
OF Jersey Apple Jack, and he believed
that II was conducive TO his health.
some people, however, think that il
shortened his days, and IL he had lived
in prohibition State he might have
celebrated the next centennial.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

y SIMPLE BILL that was introduced
into the L-gisla, uTe early in the late
session provided for TAX upon all COM
pauy store orders, pass books, diYiders
and Ike devices used bv EMPLOYERS in
P-uusE ivania tur oy sd!-g Tie payment Of
wag- Ia cash. II - this biii been pass
ed .g the form originally proposed IL
would have eff-c,ugl : s-hGied Tho store
ord. I.Tqui-y b. when The bill
finally p3s-ed through the legislative
mill ., contained AZ amendment Impgs-
ing Tax on al sucl sgure orders that
sha.! be uuTri-euyd thirty days after
the ctte %. yEeiI lssu-. b. Tins amend
neEt The n,i. was mode utterly aboIJive.
since mos. store orders ale redeemed y
less han thrIy DAYS from date In the
mining reg .rus uf PruIsy iyauia the store
order system Ass grown into a crying
iu.gulty. some mIuiGg COMPANIES com
pei the miners - TAX uuJ .h-.T wages
~ store goods and when they refuse,
DISCHARGE from employment is he pen
aily. IL s negG'e9 70 dwell on The
decentralization ,ul .mprOviitnCs among
wulk.ugmsn thar must be gutaIed by
such O.. system. The .ulutuce OF the
parties who are Interested N maintain
.Lg the abuse proved zoo powerful iu lie
legislature. The store order bill, in ne
shape in which II passed, shows that tn-
waking Delegates" who were left at
Harrisburg last session were completely
Ou,witted. -PbiiId. Record.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

To STIMULATE mining OF every kind
the Mexican Congress has enacted a Ia y
whereby after July l, mines OF nearly
every description and the products there
OF viii be exempt from State tax OF toll,
no matter under what name the same
m ay be levied. Foreign quicksilver
shall remain exempt from all import
duties and interior charges Of whatever
name, with the exception of the coinage
tax.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

THE coffee transactions ia New York
the past three weeks have exceeded in
extent the hitherto unprecedented deal
ings on the Havre BouTse, the largest
coffee market IN the world. Speculation
did it, the reports being that there is a
universal failure Of the crops through
out the worlds coffee belt, which IL
cludes Brazil, Mexico, Central America
and the Est AMI west Indies.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

JUDGE THURMAN, of Ohio, has writ
ten a letter ia reply 20 one, asking Kim
the question whether he would accept
a spontaneous nomination from the
Democrats Of that state for Governor, -
IN which he says that uLder no cir
cums'ances would be accept the nomi-
na,'ur." II! health and old age are the
cause OF his SetIremeut.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

TuE -, Louis Post Dispatch says II
is stated as one cons quence of the abo
htion by the Pennsylvania Company of
all passes over its roads. that the county
auditors in Ohio, II diana and Illinois
are discovering that the railroad is more
valuable property for purposes OF taxa
tion than they had previously supposed
IL TO be-.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

SOME ingenious fellow has invented a
pa'eat ballot box and some Interested
PARTIES are trying 20 have a bill passed
by D. Legislature, ~ New York, adop.-
ing 10 IN hat state. II Is estimated
thH- it would take 100000 20 eqrf %
th' polling places of New York S.ate
wi.h the patent box, II is blessing
thl. our Legislature cannot ge. a chance
az T. Tor nearly two years.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

The twer ty-sscoud and twenty
tliri Internal Revenue district have
been c1rrp'ds,ed and will hereafter be-
known as the twenty-third district.
Mr B'g'er NJ ths twen,y-third dlsrric.
viii hold The position while Mr.. Dow
I'm, collector % The twsnty-second will
be called upon 20 resign.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27
NOTICE.

IN TIL % RIHANS' COURT of the County a
Cambria. 4" the heirs and legal representatfye es
OF DANIEL IL Duulgy, deceased. GKEErING. Ynu
are hereby cttcd 10 be and appear befor,. tl,
Judges of the Orphans Court TO &c held at
Ebensburg, on the LIST Monday OF June next fben
and there 10 accept or refuse to take the Real rs
tate OF D4 mel II. Donley, deceased at the ap
praised val uation put upon il by an inquest dni
awarded by the said Court or show cansa VIII
trustee should not be appointed to sell the same
On JOSEPH A. GRAY Sheriff
Sherih's Office, Ebensburg Pa
April 20, lssT.-4w
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

EOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Il take this method
of announcing that l will be a candidate for the
nomination OF the Office of County Treasurer
subject to the action OF the Democratic Primary
election. IT nominated ] will make an active ef-
fort TO he elected, and if elected VIII perform the
duties Of said office TO the best of my ability and
for the accomm odatiOn OF the taxpayers
THOMAS +. HOWE.
Cambria borough, March 1 1857
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

I'pR COUNTY AUDITOR
L hereby announce myself as a candidate
for Auditor. subject TO the decision of the next
Deuincratlc primary election.
J. W. GRIFFIN
Munster Twp.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

INoR COU MY AUDITOR
L hereby announce myself as a candidate for
County Auditor subject 10 the decision of the
next Democratic primary election.
LOUIS ROLAND
4th Ward. JOhnstOwn Borough.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

ENDt COUNTY AUDITOR.
l. hereby announce myself as candidate
ior County Auditor, subject to the decision Of
the next Democratic primary election.
JOSEPH HIPPS.
Chest township
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

TOR EOIF NTY COMMISSIONER
Il ! hereby announce myself as a candidat
Tor County Commissioner. subject to he decision
oi the next Democratic primary election.
JOHN KIRBY.
JOhnstOwn.
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EOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

y hereby announce myself as I candidate
for County Gommi ssioner. subject To the decision
OF the next Democratic primary election
CHARLES DUNLAP.
Carroll Twp
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

INR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Il hereby announce myselfas a candidate
To- county commissioner. subject 10 the decision
o. The CcNt De cratic primary election
&. A. McGONlGLE
Lilly Borough.
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NOTICE.

~ TIC = - ii HEREBT GIVEN that the follow.
~ inS accounts have been filed in the court OF
common IlctS OF Cambria county, Pennsylva-
mia. AMI Wi he confirmed by said Court ON the
FIh~f hbNbAH OF JUNE, 1887, unless cause
be shown to the contrary
Account "i John Il. Murphy, Assignee OF Jona
Schrlbar. - 4E-
First and partial account of w II Smay sS,.,
nee of iona iIn.hID ct ux
II. A SHOEMAKER, Pro'thy.
EJenShurg. MAY IS. ISs7.-3t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27

NOR COUNTY TREASURER
Il hereby announce myselfas a candidate for
county Treasurer, subject TO the decision OF the
next Democratic primary election.
NJ. r. KELLY.
Gallittzin Borough.
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TOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

i hereby announce myself as a candidate
io7 '"unf~ Commissioner. subject 10 the decision
OF the next Dcmocratic primary election.
VI. d EBERLY.
'tpr zftl1-gr
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T - COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

nuunce myself as a candidate for tle Office Of
County Commissioner. subject To the decision of
the next Democratic Primary Election.
JAMES CDSTLDW.
May l2. 1857 ID
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TIE r. 5 OF SALE.

Jhe-third OF the purchase money to be paid
naming two-thirds on confirmation of the daad
s-,a,- JOSEPH A. GRAY, Sheriff
Snerih's Once, Ebensburg Pa
May, l3, 1857
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n Ii kinds of job work neatly an ex-
~ peditiOusly executed At this office.
SIIERIFFS SALES

Rh NiRTUE OF A WRIT of FIERRI FACIAs
- issued out OF the Court OF Common Pleas of
cambria county, and TO me directed. there Will be
exposed To Public Sale at the Court House in En-
ensburg, on Monday, the 9th day of June IsS7 AZ
All the right. title and Interest of RicbarG y
rug heS Of IN and to 2,oOc shares of stock in the
recorded ia Record Book vol % page as and
page 729. va 80
ALSO-One undivided ne-half interest In 400
acres OF land situated in CroyIe TOWNSHIP Gam
Drla county, Pa, adjoining lands now or late Of
Peter McLaren. Samuel CrovIe ] Ieckey o n 1i
Bertnett, John Wentroth and Others. waTrsnted
IN the name Of VIM. Smith. Deed Recorded i'm
Record Book vol IS page Iq7 AIS ~, iUG gu a. ih
vided half interest in all that certain stri If
around situated in said county of Cambria near
9ouIh = m fork station on r K. r., adjoining said K
station and extending Westward on said II n
12U0 feet Southwark at right an1IeS v,ifb - "a ~ ~
n ~ ieet oelnG 100 ieet long by 25O feet wide
ALSO-One undivided half in all the coal iron
ore, nre clay AID all other minerals that certain
and partly in Adams Township in said comfy If
,inni, 1iprIa containing 40 acres and 154 perches
adJTlIlng aug lands Of r X r. john Wentroth 10,
99ePh Croyle. ID. Burtnett, David Lamb Thomas
heelan and Others as per Deed recorded in Record
Book, vol. q. page l89.
AISO-The undivided one -haIffn 33a acres AMI
allowance, situated in Croyle Township said conn
y o. tamOria adjoining little COnemaugh River
VIM: Smith, ID. ID Robert Erwin ana stherS a.
Der Deed recorded in Record Book vol 80 r,alrS
- - aLso-hiS interest in the hoppers. sidings
LIanWays and i'm provements made upon an saij
lands ALso-In all that leasehoId Interest in 100
aeLes situated IN Washington Township in said
county OF Cambria, on Bear Rock Ran adioinins,
lands Vi CathITliie ) &Ovn AMI utiiers as Der is
Recorded in said MfsceIlaneous Rscortp - ai 1850
page 297. 4''oA'
AND ALso-In the STANDARD Coal Companv lin,
lIed formed out OF, and upon the leases last above
mel %mehtloned, and IN the hoPpers, trdmways sidings
anu improvements made and erected upon sail
iehseholds Taken in execution and to De sold ~
the suit of the executors of Calvin " Rarba u ~
ceased. Ao' nc
Nj - u T. g.
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ECR COTNTY COMMISSIONER-

Il J hereby announce myselfas ca liiate
for Comfy Commissioner subject 20 the decision
OF the next Democratic primary election.
+. +. DILLON.
Elder TwD-